57 Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Justice in Australia

In this Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) - Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice double degree from University of New South Wales, you will learn to interpret how people and complex social issues influence real-life events. 

Develop in-depth knowledge of justice systems and business strategy with a double degree that empowers you to drive positive change across industries with the Business - Justice programme at Queensland University of Technology.

Become a problem solver and explore the social and psychological factors behind why people commit crime. With this bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at University of Southern Queensland you’ll learn about society’s responses to crime and many of the factors that challenge whether these responses are effective.  

Criminology and Criminal Justice from University of New South Wales prepares you to examine the complex nature of crime, why people commit it and how society and the criminal justice system respond to it.

When you study a Bachelor of Criminology - Bachelor of Laws (Honours) degree programme from University of Newcastle you’ll develop the high-level problem solving and communication skills and legal expertise needed to act as an advocate in the criminal justice system.

The Criminology and Criminal Justice - Psychology (Honours) program offered by University of New South Wales combines two in-demand fields of study, giving you the knowledge and practical skills to understand criminal behaviour and drive progress towards stronger, more secure communities. 

Criminology and Criminal Justice -Psychological Science from University of New South Wales equips you with the interdisciplinary knowledge and skills to pursue a wide range of career opportunities in psychology, criminology and beyond.

This UWA Foundation Program - Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice - Criminology and Criminal Justice, Pre-Bachelor from INTO The University Of Western Australia will help improve your subject knowledge and English language skills so you can progress to Year 1 of any undergraduate degree at The University of Western Australia (UWA) upon successful completion to the required level.

Become a problem solver and explore the social and psychological factors behind why people commit crime. With this bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice (Extended) at University of Southern Queensland you’ll learn about society’s responses to crime and many of the factors that challenge whether these responses are effective.  

Ever wondered if technology could enable a crime-free society? Learn about the causes of crime and how police, courts, corrections systems and victim support services respond. Plus, gain a strong innovation mindset through multidisciplinary hackathons and industry projects. Criminal Justice and Criminology - Applied Innovation is offered at Swinburne University of Technology.

Justice (Policy, Politics and Social Reform) at Queensland University of Technology will teach you up-to-date knowledge on prevalent subjects, including the challenges and opportunities with Australia’s political system, global social movements and critical areas such as immigration, welfare, and criminal justice.

Prevent crime. Promote justice. This Criminology and Criminal Justice (Honours) program at University of Queensland has a focus on professional practice and criminal law, learn the skills and knowledge to contribute towards reducing and controlling crime problems that face contemporary society. 

The Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice - Arts at the University of Queensland is a specialised program of study that prepares you for a career as a criminologist.

This Criminology and Criminal Justice - Aboriginal Studies course from Adelaide University equips you to think critically about crime and the criminal justice sector.

Throughout this Criminology and Criminal Justice - Population and Migration Studies course from Adelaide University you’ll learn about the criminal justice system including the role of government agencies and social organisations in developing policies and practices of punishment.  

The Criminal and Community Justice program at Western Sydney University is designed for current employees within Corrective Services and other similar professions, as well as those external to the industry who wish to pursue a career in corrections, probation and/or parole (Community Corrections). 

You’ll be introduced to key institutions and concepts in criminal justice, including policing and the correctional system. You’ll also learn about the uses of technology in crime, crime theories and crime investigation within the Criminal Justice program from the RMIT University.